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Jason Greene, WildFly 8 Architect, weighs in on confusing name changes, transition issues, and why you should be excited about this app server.

‘Shenandoah’, proposed to OpenJDK, can handle heaps larger than 100GB with sub-10ms pause times.

Community Linux distribution leaders hail a “new era” as corporate giant pours resources into project.

To the disappointment of many, Oracle withdraws commercial support for open source server.

To the disappointment of many, Oracle withdraws commercial support for open source server.

GitHub and Red Hat collaboration Asciidoctor adds more handy new macros and extension system prototype.

GitHub and Red Hat collaboration Asciidoctor adds more handy new macros and extension system prototype.

In this video from JAXConf 2013, Brian Leathem of RedHat will discuss approaches you can take in both the front and back-ends of your polyglot web applications to achieve an architecture that allows for a seamless use of multiple web frameworks. Filmed by Marakana – www.marakana.com

JAX Editor Chris Mayer catches a few words with OpenShift Evangelist Steve Citron-Pousty to talk about Red Hat’s Platform-as-a-Service, why it has taken a polyglot approach and developer concerns over security. Note: this was filmed just before OpenShift came out of beta.

Ericsson, Red Hat and SAP Ventures get in bed with OpenStack consultant, plus open-source deployment kit Fuel gets a Grizzly update.

JBoss AS is to be renamed either BaseJump, WildFly, jBeret, Petasos or Jocron, as proposed by the community.

It’s the project, not the product, which is being renamed, reiterates lead of technical direction Mark Little.

An open vote is being held to rename JBoss AS, as the company move to clarify “a significant amount of confusion”.

Red Hat CTO and OpenStack board member Brian Stevens talks to us about Folsom, creating a Foundation and not excluding VMWare.